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A new bilin lyase gene  cpcU  was cloned from  Arthrospira platensis  FACHB314 to study the assembly of the phycocyanin β-Subunit. Two recombinant plasmids, one contained the phycocyanobilin (PCB) producing genes ( hoxI  and  pcyA ), while the other contained the gene of the β-Subunit of phycobiliprotein ( cpcB ) and the lyase gene ( cpcU ,  cpcS , or  cpcU/S ) were constructed and separately transferred into  Escherichia coli  in order to test the activities of relevant lyases for catalyzing PCB addition to CpcB during synthesizing fluorescent β-PC of  A. platensis  FACHB314. The fluorescence intensity examination showed that Cys-82 maybe the active site for the β-Subunit binding to PCBs and the attachment could be carried out by CpcU, CpcS, or co-expressed  cpcU/S  in  A. platensis  FACHB314.

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Molecular Cloning of cpcU and Heterodimeric Bilin Lyase Activity Analysis of CpcU and CpcS for Attachment of Phycocyanobilin to Cys-82 on the β-Subunit of Phycocyanin in Arthrospira platensis FACHB314